jasēlne
a sight, something to see.
sema jasēlni nā to jamāonre mo marēþa;
The city has many sights for the traveler.
jamīka
jamīka
bridge.
This word has a curious history. It is related to the stem -ālm- which means across. The word for bridge was originally jālmīke, derived from -ālm- and the suffix for made things -īk-. However, there is a prefix āl- which is an augmentative prefix, and so jālmīke came to be reanalyzed as ‘large’ + -mīk-, which came to mean bridge.
la jamīki nā sū þō jamāonre mē;
There are many bridges in this city.
Detail:
jarēña
jarēña
a navigable river, like the Yarra River in Melbourne.
il jaliþa ñi liēnne rā jarēña nō;
Today we walked along the river.
jasūna
jasūna
la jāo ñe jasūna-nle;
This is our room.
I’m on vacation in Melbourne, Australia, with my Mom, and this is a picture of our room. I hope to have a picture and a word everyday, but I cannot guarantee that I will actually be able to post everyday.